Colorado Clean Slate Act to remove 100,000 criminal convictions from public record
More than 100,000 Colorado criminal convictions could be wiped from the public record this year due to the state's 'Clean Slate Act.'
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More than 100,000 Colorado criminal convictions could be wiped from the public record this year due to the state's 'Clean Slate Act.'
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According to the governor's website, the act allows certain criminal records to be sealed years after a person is sentenced or released from incarceration.
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